KLPGA rookie Yoon Ina, ‘hole in one’ right after sex tuple at Korea Women’s Open
Yoon Na (19), a rookie on the Korean Women’s Professional Golf (KLPGA) tour, went back and forth between hell and heaven.
In the first round of the DB Group’s 36th Korea Women’s Open held at Rainbow Hills Country Club (par 72) in Eumseong-gun, Chungcheongbuk-do, on the 16th, Yoon Ina suffered a catastrophe of writing down a sex tuple bogey that hit 6 more than the regular number of strokes, and then immediately played a hole-in-one. have experienced
Yuna, who started the game on the 10th hole (par 5), had a nightmare when her tee shot went into the bunker.
The ball got stuck in the sand and could not be hit properly, and the ball was hit again from the bunker and flew into the OB area.
He only got out of the bunker by hitting three times, but he had already wasted five strokes, including penalty strokes.
But the nightmare didn’t end there.
With her 6th shot, she put the ball on the fairway 90 yards from the green, and her 7th shot ended up slipping into the OB area over the green.
After receiving a penalty stroke and putting the ball on the green, Yuna, who had already used 9 strokes, could not put the 4m putt, so she wrote 11 strokes.
However, Yuna Yun made a hole-in-one on the 11th hole (par 3, 145 yards) where the ball was sucked straight into the hole.
It was the first hole-in-one on the KLPGA tour stage.
Ina Yoon, who first played hole-in-one at the elementary school competition, said that she did it one more time during training and this is her third hole-in-one.
He also received an 8 million won Ceragem medical device set as an injury.
Yuna said, “I was in no mood to hit the 11th on the 10th hole.
“I lost 6 strokes on the first hole, so I went to the 11th hole with the idea of reducing the number of strokes as much as possible on the remaining holes.”
After that, Yuna finished the first round with a 4-over par 76 by swapping 3 birdies and 3 bogeys.
Yuna said, “Tomorrow, I will go ahead with the determination to reduce the number of strokes further to pass the cut.”
Yoon Ina, who won last year’s Dream Tour prize money and entered the KLPGA tour this year, is a promising prospect with a long hitting power with the first place in driver shots (average 264 yards).
In nine competitions this year, he placed his name in the top 10 twice, and his best performance was tied for sixth place at the Lotte Open.
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